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Here at Essex Artificial Grass we have established ourselves as a leading artificial grass installation company operating throughout Essex and the surrounding areas. 

We appreciate that some people still have reservations regarding artificial grass and that is why we have hand picked the most natural products on the market today. We have compared our products against our competitors and we are proud of the products that we install for our customers. We offer a small selection of artificial grass, each with its own advantage so that we can work alongside our clients to pick the best product for their projects requirements and budget. The large majority of our installations are for domestic clients but we also work for schools, nurseries and businesses.

All of our products come with a minimum eight-year guarantee and we are happy to sign off our contracts with a signed certificate.

Dean will be the first point of contact from your initial call or email, and it will be Dean that meets you, the customer, on the site visit to discuss your possibilities. From there, Dean will play a pivotal role alongside his team on the installation itself to supply you with a personal and professional service.

We are also proud to offer a complete landscaping service – alongside our sister company Giggins Landscaping – so not only can we install your grass, we can also install decking or paving (and many other landscaping services) to complement your new artificial lawn. 

Please take a look at our Facebook page to keep up to date with the Essex Artificial Grass installation team and view our more extensive portfolio.

All of our projects are carefully planned with the client and then constructed by our team to create a beautiful outdoor space.

So, if you don’t have the time, patience or persistence to maintain a traditional lawn, or want to create a garden that can be used the whole year round for your little ones then why don’t you join the revolution and have your supreme artificial lawn installed by Essex

Artificial Grass.

If you are based in Essex and would like to discuss how we could transform your garden, please contact Dean on 07522489311.

We hope to hear from you soon as we will be excited to work with you on your artificial grass installation.

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